(1) A guardian or conservator shall, within sixty (60) days after appointment, file with the District Court a true and correct inventory of the ward's real and personal property and other financial resources, signed by the guardian or conservator and verified by the affidavit of the guardian or conservator. If other property afterward comes to the guardian's or conservator's knowledge, the guardian or conservator shall file a supplementary inventory thereof within sixty (60) days from the time of obtaining such knowledge. (2) The inventory shall describe the real property and where situated, with its probable value, and the probable value of its rent. It shall include a list of all personal property, including debts due the ward, with its probable value.
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